Antonio Palenzuela Navarro is an Architect graduated from the University of Granada (2006), holds a Master’s degree in Heritage and Architecture from the University of Seville (2014), and a Master’s degree in Representation and Design in Engineering and Architecture from the University of Malaga (2022).
Since his childhood and adolescence, he has been immersed in the exuberance of the Alhambra in Granada, the modernist colors of Barcelona, and the timeless monumentality of Rome. For over fifteen years, he has been studying and developing architecture committed to the place where it is founded, focusing his work in the Mediterranean region, particularly in the south and southeast of the Iberian Peninsula.
Hence, the Mediterranean character of his proposal, essentially based on a philosophy of spatial conception. His method involves approaching the building and its surroundings as a whole, where everything is considered architecture, establishing bridges between the existing and the new to be built, between tradition and modernity, …
At any scale of intervention, whether it’s a school, a house, or a small rehabilitation project, his approach is rooted in a consistent set of concerns about functionality, volume, surface, proportion, geometry, light, and color.